Reintegrative shaming extends disapproval to an offender's deeds while casting the offender as a respected person who can be reaccepted by society
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Which of the following would a victim survey be least likely to determine?
a. Did auto theft victims lock their vehicles? b. Among those residents that reported problems, what other actions did they take? c. Why do certain criminals commit crimes against certain neighborhoods? d. How many residents have contacted the police after seeing a prowler?
Which statement is TRUE of the political era of policing?
a. The police during the political era were organized to protect and serve the public. b. The political era of policing was a brief but progressive time in policing history. c. Although the political era of policing lasted about 100 years, little changed during that time. d. The political era was structured around America’s move to Prohibition.
The Carroll Doctrine relates to warrantless searches of automobiles
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Think about crime on your campus. What research question interests you the most about crime on your campus? Taking what you learned in Chapter 5 about sampling, who would you need to sample? How would you gather your sample? Would your sample be nonprobability or probability? Which particular type of sampling method would you use (e.g., quota, availability, simple random). Based on the sampling method, how generalizable would your findings be to your campus and to other campuses?
What will be an ideal response?